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Tal Hart opened from early position and Shawn Rice moved all in for approximately 70,000 from the blind. Hart quickly called with 
and Rice turned over 
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and Rice hit the rail.
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Kyle Cartwright opened to 8,000 from the cutoff, Ken Weinstein called on the button and Brian Green also called from the big blind. The flop came down 
and Green checked. Cartwright bet 11,500, Weinstein folded and Cartwright shoved all in for approximately 60,000.
Cartwright made the call and turned over 
for top pair and an inside straight draw. Green had the best of it with 
for a better kicker, but Cartwright spiked the 
on the turn for the straight. The river was the 
and Green is gone.
Cartwright has now crossed over the 400K threshold.
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Scott Freeman open shoved for his last 35,500 and Ylon Schwartz made the call, The big blind thought long and hard before he too made the call.
Freeman had the side pot pushed towards him and awaited his fate.
The flop was 
. Checked to the big stack Schwartz who bet 28,000 and got it heads up against Freeman who turned over .
“King queen?” Freeman said as he saw the 
. No saving ten for Freeman on the turn 
and river 
and he was out just before the dinner break.
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The 33 remaining players are on a 60 minute dinner break.
While we are on a break, let’s have a look at the order of the exits.
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Pay-outs ranged from $2,702 for 99th up to $4,843 for 50th place.
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Pay-outs ranged from $ 5,744 to $8,386.
The next pay jump is at 27th place which pays $10,308
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Level: 18
Blinds: 3,000/6,000
Ante: 500
